Sunday, April 20, 2008

Don't forget to get underneath the chesterfield!

Raking Rossdale


Sadly I can't recall the lady with the rake's exact age. Surely however, she is at least eighty-five... and look at her go! I shoveled her driveway a couple of times when we were neighbors. I wonder how she's doing...

Saturday, April 19, 2008

They would probably not want you to snoop through their home, why should you accept their authority to do so in yours?

Here's an interesting development in Germany.

Sharp Divide

This photo, like many of the others appearing on this web log, were shot with the Nikon FE and a 50mm (I think) lens...ahh well, you can see the shadow of me ol' station wagon in the lower left. The film was developed by Robinson's photo in Calgary, and a good while later, scanned into MS-Paint via the "hp 4200" all-in-one dealie.

Where is this? You tell me.

I drink tea in the night.
Used to drink coffee in the morning.
Questioning the stupendiums of poor spellers.

Used to drink coffee in the morning;
Gonna take that up again.

Wednesday, April 9, 2008


Snapshots appearing on this site and it's sister sites were shot with an FE Camera by the Nikon company - the Camera is an '86 or so model year - I'm too lazy to confirm it right now.

Any original snapshots that you find on this site (which is most of them) were taken by the FE over the last few years.

Considering that the development phase of film photography is at least half of the art form, I should admit that I surrendered the printing of my snapshots to various practitioners including Carousel Photos on Jasper Avenue, Edmonton, Alta., and an outfit in Calgary, Alta. across from a place called the Weed's Cafe.

But alas, a boring picture and a badly taken snap are just that, regardless of the level of the developer's expertise.

This all reminds me of a post card sized book filled up with fairly sturdy post card sized pages upon which you'll find a wealth of reproductions of actual post cards. I picked it up one afternoon at a Chapters bookseller of all places. It's entitled "Boring Postcards", a collection of which is what it is.



Tuesday, April 1, 2008

First Blog Ever - Outer Space Race

Mechanical Computer


Quotes from one of the greatest guitar players ever!!!

Chart Art

One Year`s Growth





Win Brownie Points by Sprucing up Charts for your Boss

Ever wonder if your workjob`s job boss has been in a sour mood lately as a result of viewing too many bland, lame-o charts and graphs embedded in e-mails and other documents?


Instructions to enliven assignments that require a chart or graph.

1. Select and Copy the chart/graph
2. Paste chart into a painting or graphics program
3. Paint chart using graphics program
4. Voila